Bhopal, The Sikh community will not tolerate the insult of the tricolor”, “The tricolor is our pride, the tricolor is our pride, the tricolor is our self-respect”, “In honor of the tricolor, the Sikh community is in the ground..” by the Bhopal Sikh community at Gurudwara Gurunanakpura. The incidents in London, America and Australia were opposed by taking out a tricolor march from Raisen Road to Prabhat Square.
That’s why took out a foot march
Narendra Singh Saluja of the Sikh community told that for the honor and protection of the tricolor, we have shed our blood, given martyrdom, we can even sacrifice our lives for the honor of the tricolor. In protest against the incidents in the High Commission of London, the Indian Consulate in San Francisco, USA and Australia, the Sikh community took out a “Tiranga March” from Gurdwara Gurunanakpura Raisen Road, Bhopal today at 5 pm, carrying the tricolor in their hands.
protested peacefully
Amrik Singh Patiala of Sikh society told that we protested peacefully by taking out a tricolor march today against these incidents. The prominent people of the Sikh community involved in the Tiranga March say that the tricolor is a symbol of our self-respect and respect, the Sikh community has fought for the freedom of the country, we have given the maximum martyrdom, even today the “Sikh Regiment” is in the army of the country. Bravely protecting the borders of the country. Some elements nurtured from Pakistan are working to defame the Sikh society with such incidents. Strict action should be taken against such elements. India’s “Sikh society” has always been giving its martyrdom for the protection of the tricolor and the country, it is always ready to sacrifice its life for the honor of the country.
These prominent people of Sikh society were involved
Kuku Bedi from Bhopal’s TT Nagar Gurdwara Committee, Hardeep Singh Lamba, Manjit Singh Gandhi, Giani Dilip Singh, Jasbir Singh, Bunty Narang, Sukhdev Arora, Raja Bedi, Parvinder Singh, Rimpy Bindra, Parvinder Singh, Rimpy Bindra, Kuldeep Tuteja, Ranjit Singh Kalra, Gurmeet Singh Bindra, Harjit Gandhi, Tejveer Sabarwal, Manveer Singh Saluja, Harmeet Singh Bedi, Jagdeep Singh Lamba, Satnam Singh Narang, Navneet Singh Rajpal, Surendra Singh and a large number of Sikh community were present.
